Новости за 13.09.2015

The Ridgemont High School math teacher is keeping her teaching skills sharp, and helping others do the same, through informal and scheduled online engagement via Twitter and blogs.

Former prime minister Jean Chretien says he is “embarrassed” by Canada’s slow response to the Syrian refugee crisis and it’s “unacceptable” for the Conservative government to use security concerns as an excuse to keep out migrants.

Former prime minister Jean Chretien has entered the election campaign with a forceful attack on the NDP — warning voters that if they vote for Tom Mulcair, they are “taking a chance” because of his “irresponsible” pledge to rip up the Clarity Act.

A second-half surge by the McMaster Marauders led to a 57-42 win over the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees. Meanwhile, the Carleton Ravens kept piling up the points.

An adult and an adolescent will be displaced after a two-alarm fire at a townhouse complex on Mary Jane Crescent on Saturday caused $200,000 in damage.

From Redblack to Lion for defensive back Eric Fraser.

After catching a few late breaks and fortunate bounces to defeat Toronto 5-4 on Friday night, the skate was on the other foot Saturday afternoon as the Senators dropped a 4-1 decision to Pittsburgh.

The Senators 5-4 overtime victory Friday over Toronto was costly. Defenceman Mikhail Wikstrand and right winger Buddy Robinson, both of whom figure to battle for a roster spot during main training camp, were unhealthy scratches against Pittsburgh Saturday afternoon. They also won’t play Sunday afternoon, as the rookie tournament wraps  up against Montreal. Robinson was […]

The Ottawa Hospital Foundation is cancelling its signature fundraising event because of expected inclement weather on Sunday. Known as The Ride, the annual event raises thousands of dollars each year. The event has been dogged by difficulty recently. Last year a participant was killed in an accident causing a new routes and a name change. […]

Former prime minister Jean Chretien says he is “embarrassed” by Canada’s slow response to the Syrian refugee crisis and it’s “unacceptable” for the Conservative government to use security concerns as an excuse to keep out migrants.

They stood faithfully in the steady rain Saturday at a rally next to a Barrhaven sports field. After all, said someone, the weather “wouldn’t have stopped Rowan” from playing rugby on a day like this. And yet, it was important for everyone in this province — and beyond — to understand what should stop a young athlete from playing a game they love: Concussions, the often-overlooked head injury that can cause physical impairment and even death.

Romuald Peiser refused to be beaten in goal on a damp Saturday in Ottawa, allowing the host Fury to gain a valuable point in the North American Soccer League fall season standings.